Semua Bab The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call: Bab 1721 - Bab 1730

A while later, the nurses working with Caspar gathered in the disinfection room. "After I leave, you must take care of the patients to the best of your ability," Caspar said seriously. "We all want the best for our patients, don't we? I believe you can do the job well. "If there's anything you aren't sure about, you can ask me anytime. Facing the disease, medical practitioners like us should stand at the frontlines. You're still so young, so maybe you haven't experienced something like this before. "You'd think that the world is all sunshine and rainbows, but now that they are gone, you must take up your responsibilities and move forward."Several nurses felt their eyes water. Caspar had always put his all into helping his patients and saving lives. All the patients in this hospital praised him, calling him their savior."Now that you're leaving, Dr. Helm, we're losing confidence as well," a nurse said. "When you're here, we feel like we're supported. We all know how capable yo

After zeroing in on an important clue, Aria asked, "How did you know that he resold aquatic products for a living?""He always smells like fish. I asked him about it one day while doing my rounds." Caspar seemed confused. "Is there any problem with that?"Aria looked at him earnestly. "It's an important clue. Dr. Helm, please try to remember where he did his business and where he lived.""Where he lived? The address he filled in was—" Caspar racked his brain. "He filled in a farmers' market address—it's nearby. I remember now. He told me he often transported shrimp and fish to the market."At the mention of the farmers' market, Aria's gaze became serious. "Wait."Without hesitation, she made a call, not to the person in charge of Grindham, but to someone in the national government. As No. 001 of the Special Missions Unit, she'd always reported to the army, so she called Kenneth, who was back in Janovin. Kenneth forwent the small talk because Aria usually only called this numbe

Everyone at the farmers' markets reacted strongly against the temporary control measures implemented. If the market were shut down, many people would lose their jobs. This was also why Duane thought that stirring up trouble here would be most effective. "I don't understand," a stall owner said. "Why are they stopping us from doing our business?""Same here! They shut down the market out of nowhere! What about my wife and kids? How are they going to eat?"The vendors at the markets already had such complaints, and they couldn't sit still now after their emotions were stirred. Some of them were even trying to tear the tape sealing the market off so that they could leave. Duane watched from the sidelines, feeling gleeful. "Who do the Carvers think they are to stick their noses into Grindham's business?" he asked the man stopping him from entering the market. "Who sent you here? Do you have the right to exercise such measures?" Wearing a suit, he looked like the hero here to sa

Luther trembled violently—the fact that he was holding files of the hospital layouts had already raised Taylor and Wilber's suspicions. He took a deep breath and replied, "This is exactly what the executive needs. In fact, she's right here in the hospital. If you don't believe me, you can follow me and see for yourselves." Taylor yanked Luther's collar when he heard his words. "What the boss needs is your business, but now you're making decisions without asking me and Wilber first. "Luther, do you think now that the hospital's gotten bigger, you don't have to show us any respect anymore? It seems like someone here needs to be taught a lesson." Taylor was about to place a book on Luther's chest and hammer it down when a knock came from the door, followed by a female voice. "Mr. Dillon, are your materials ready? Boss sent me to check on your progress." It was Aria speaking. After receiving Luther's text reply, she sensed something was wrong. She then changed into a nurse's unif

After that mysterious woman left, Taylor looked at Wilber. "There's something we haven't handled yet. That patient zero is still lying in the ward, and he was our very first research subject." Wilber raised an eyebrow. "It shouldn't be a problem. They won't notice these things, and besides, Farshyan doctors wouldn't have such advanced medical skills to figure it out." At that moment, Aria was organizing her thoughts about the entire situation. She realized this epidemic was just the beginning. She felt that foreign powers would use this operation to force Farshya and possibly the entire world into a defensive position. Starting with the disease outbreak and regional quarantines, the long-term effects would impact Farshya's development, potentially causing the nation to regress. After clarifying her thoughts, she pulled out her phone and made a call. An elderly voice came through from the other end. "Aria, I was starting to think you'd forgotten about me." The speaker was none